Your home’s gutters are essential for directing rainwater away from your foundation, preventing water damage, erosion, and costly repairs. At Gutter Crew, we specialize in professional seamless gutter installation and replacement designed to safeguard your property. When gutter systems are made of quality materials and installed correctly, they can last for decades with regular maintenance.

If you need rain gutter installation services, give us a call today at (801) 508-4930 to consult with an experienced Salt Lake County gutter company.

Gutter Installation Services

Seamless Gutter Systems

Less seams and joints make for less maintenance and probabillity of leaks. Seamless gutters are designed to minimize joints and section breaks to a point that is absolutely necessary for the functionality of the system. Every gutter system is going to require maintenance through its life and this typically means an inspection once every five to seven years. Our gutter systems are designed to first and foremost reduce the maintenance needed and provide the necessary functions of redirecting water off of roofs and away from foundations.

Standard Gutter Solutions

There are four common types of gutter styles, which include the 5 inch k style, 6 inch k style, 6 inch half round, and 6 inch box style gutters. The 5 inch k style makes up approximately 75% of the gutter systems installed and you’ll see this style on the majority of residential homes. The remaining 25% is split fairly evenly among the three remaining options. 6 inch k style provides more coverage for roof with steeper valleys and/or pitches. 6 inch half round is more typical for a European look and feel. The 6 inch box style is typically reserved for light commercial buildings or contemporary style homes and manage a higher volume of water.

Customized Gutter Systems

At Gutter Crew, we also install custom gutter systems allowing for individualized design preferences. Some examples of customization include adding of chain downspouts, profile options, color options, wall collector boxes and drainage systems, choice of metal used, extensions, bubblers, leaf guards, and more.

Roof Safe Gutter Systems

All of our gutter installations take into account transitions between other parts of the home including the roof, which is the most often damaged part of a home when an install is done improperly. At Gutter Crew, we use clips instead of spikes that are designed specially for attachment underneath drip edges and to keep water out of any penetrations and attachment points.

Signs that You Need a New Gutter System

New gutters on home

The following signs can indicate that there are problems with your gutter system, a professional gutter assessment can help you identify if it’s time to replace your gutter system:

  • Signs of Water Outside of the Gutter System
  • Icicles and Ice Build Up
  • Water Flowing Over the Edge of the Gutters
  • Rust, Cracks, or Holes
  • Gutters that are flat and not sloped for proper drainage
  • Gutter pulling away from the home
  • Leaking at the seams
  • Water staining at soffits and fascia
  • Overly Aged Appearance
  • Moss Buildup

Give us a call at (801) 508-4930 today for a free assessment of your rain gutter system.

Salt Lake County Service Areas

  • Salt Lake City, UT

  • Cottonwood Heights, UT

  • Bluffdale, UT

  • Holladay, UT

  • South Salt Lake, UT

  • Sandy, UT

  • Draper, UT

  • Riverton, UT

  • Herriman, UT

  • South Jordan, UT

  • Millcreek, UT

  • Murray, UT

  • Taylorsville, UT

  • West Jordan, UT

  • Midvale, UT

Frequently Asked Questions

In short, yes. Some of the reasons why are that they offer a higher value point than other types of systems when comparing both price and longevity. They also require less maintenance due to the reduced seams and junction points that are often problematic. Additionally, they are less likely to become clogged with debris because of their design.

Plastic and vinyl gutter systems are notorious for cracking, leaking, breaking, and short lifespans. Whereas metal gutter systems, such as aluminum, see significantly less of these types of issues and typically last 20 years versus 3-5 years at best.

The size and design of your roof will play a large part in determining whether you need 5-inch or 6-inch gutters. Additionally, the more volume of water that needs to be directed off of a roof system the larger the gutter system needed. This is why a seasoned estimator that understands the difference between gutter system sizes and functionality is crucial in determining what is best suited to your home or commercial property.

Give us a call today at (801) 508-4930 to schedule an inspection for your rain gutter system or request a free estimate by clicking on the button below.